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RHINO AND X5 UNEARTH RARE TRACKS FOR DIGITAL CRATE 12” DANCE COLLECTION New Streaming-Exclusive Album Spotlights 50 Rare Dance Mixes Of Classic Warner Music Catalog Tracks Includes Tracks From Prince, Rod Stewart, Tina Turner, Among Others, And The Streaming Debut...

Today we celebrate the birthday of singer-songwriter John Prine. How do we do so? By taking a look back at his last album for Asylum Records, an LP which was a creative comeback of sorts, particularly when its reviews are...

41 years ago today, The Cars released the second single from their self-titled debut album, a song which provided them with a top-40 hit in the States and a top-5 hit in the UK. Written by Ric Ocasek, “My Best...

For the bulk of his run of slick but sturdy hits in the ‘80s, Eric Clapton told anyone who spoke with him about his music that he was tired of incorporating blues licks and bluesy solos into his pop and...

Today we celebrate the birthday of Kurt Neumann, best known as a member of the BoDeans, so to commemorate the occasion, we thought we’d take a look back at the band’s last album for Slash Records, an LP which is...

It’s Wednesday, so it must be time to take another dip into the Rhino catalog and trot out a new quartet of cover songs that you may or may not have heard before. Let’s get started, shall we? • Julian...

RHINO’S RECORD STORE DAY BLACK FRIDAY 2019 Exclusive Limited-Edition Releases From Alice Cooper, Aretha Franklin, DEVO, Geddy Lee, Lou Reed, Pretenders, The Doors, And The Monkees Available At Participating Independent Record Stores On November 29 This year’s Record Store Day...

It’s arguable that there aren’t a lot of moments to smile about in the new DC Comics film Joker, although there’s no question that it’s a dark comedy at heart, but kudos to the soundtrack department for opting to go...

23 years ago today, Bonnie Raitt and Jackson Browne headlined a concert to benefit environmental groups in Oregon. Neither artist was even remotely unfamiliar with taking a stand to save the environment, of course, but Raitt’s profile was particularly high...